End of December charter, weather was 60F, water temp 56F. Captain Perrin knew the areas well. We started out at the jetty, wind only 8mph but the waves were 5 footers there. We stopped at 3 diff spots that normally produced but could not get even one bite on the live shrimp. None of tge other boats out were getting much of anything either. Capt decided to get us back into the inlet and we tried about three spots but couldn’t get a thing to bite there either. none of the other boats were getting anything either as well. We still had 90 min and exit tide was at 50% so back out to the jetty.  Capt Perrin picked a favorite spot and we started getting into the sheephead pretty regular. Looking around at a few other boats, they werent getting anything!  We didn’t get into anything really big but we still kept catching fish all the way up to the time to leave.  Looked like we were one of the lucky one considering how odd the fishing was that day.  We enjoyed Capt Perrin and the conversations and stories. Looking forward to trying Murrells Inlet with Capt Perrin again in the future.

Captain Perrin Wood provided my son and I with an awesome experience on the water out of Murrells Inlet.  He was very patient, personal, and just an overall great guy.  We left early and came back late, which I know was a hassle for him because he had another trip right behind us on a very hot day,  The most important thing is that we caught about 20 fish of different varieties, including keeper Redfish and Flounder to bring home for dinner for the family.  Thanks Captain Perrin and keep up the awesome work!

We had a great time and were very pleased with Capt Perrin Wood. Unfortunately, the fish were just not biting very good the day of our trip. Capt Wood did all that he could to get us on fish and make our outing enjoyable. We did catch a small, bluefish but othwerwise the bite was pretty slow. These things happen and the other boats were experiencing the same thing. Regardless, we really enjoyed out trip and got to see a lot of wildlife and sights we wouldn’t have seen otherwise. If we decide to go again, we’ll definitely be calling Perrin.